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    Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in Sri Lanka

    Lanka, Institute of Policy Studies of Sri | October 2018
    Abstract
    Social protection is a vital tool not only in reducing poverty, but also in ensuring that people do not fall into poverty due to various shocks. Its significance is gaining ground in the global arena, as reflected by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) framework: SDG 1 on poverty alleviation identifies the implementation of social protection systems as a key step towards poverty eradication. Additionally, social protection - especially via noncontributory schemes - serves as a redistributive policy tool, promoting greater equality within countries.
    Citation
    Lanka, Institute of Policy Studies of Sri. 2018. Social Protection and Disaster Risk Management in Sri Lanka. © Institute of Policy Studies of Sri Lanka. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/9129.
    Keywords
    Environmental Impact Assessment
    Environmental Health Hazards
    Environmental Guidelines
    Environmental Services
    Environmental Costs
    Environmental Conditions
    Environmental Action Plans
    Environmental Cleanup
    Regulatory Environments
    Institutional Environment Assessment
    Global Environment
    Environmentally Sustainable Development
    Environmentally Damaging Subsidies
    Environmental Strategy
    Environmental Sustainability
    Environment and Pollution Prevention
    Environmental Action Plans
    Environmental Assessment
    Risk Management
    Social planning
    Social policy
    Social administration
    Social security
    Social services
    Social welfare
    Poverty
    Unemployment
    Pollution Indexes
    Green Revolution
    Polluter Pays Principle
    Decontamination
    Environmental Statistics
    Ecosystems
    Ecology
    Pollution Control
    Coastal pollution
    Coasts
    Lakes
    Rivers
    Inland Water transport
    International rivers
    international lakes
    Sewage management
    Waste Disposal
    Water pollutants
    Public Law
    Fishery Law
    Marine Pollution
    River Pollution
    Industrial Pollution
    Thermal Pollution
    Thermal Pollution
    Hydroelectric power
    Energy technology
    Alternative energy program
    Alternative energy technology
    Energy Sources
    Air quality indexes
    Environmental indexes
    Sanitation
    Green technology
    Oil spills prevention
    Water quality
    Prevention of pollution
    Water resources development
    Water quality trading
    Pollution
    Experimental watershed areas
    Lakes monitoring
    Floodplains monitoring
    Pollution measurement
    Liability for water pollution damages
    Tide pool ecology
    Reef ecology
    Ocean bottom ecology
    Marine riparian ecology
    Marine radioecology
    Marine productivity
    Marine microbial ecology
    Marine habitats
    Marine chemical ecology
    Aquatic ecology
    Water pollution
    Renewable energy source
    Natural resource
    Hybrid power
    Renewable energy resource
    Conservation of natural resources
    Green technology
    Air pollution potential
    Pollution control industry
    Energy conservation
    Emissions
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    Theme
    Environment
    Social Protection
     
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